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Meanings of Mace in English

Catalan
macer

An official who carries a mace of office.

macer

(Trademark) a liquid that temporarily disables a person; prepared as an aerosol and sprayed in the face, it irritates the eyes and causes dizziness and immobilization.

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Middleware architecture committee for education.

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Usage of Mace in English
1
Perhaps she hadn't ever seen Mace as I saw him this afternoon.
The lake
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He'd used his key card to get in the building with Mace.
True blue
3
Of course Mace hadn't spent the night at home for a while.
The lake
4
Not on the case, no, but I hear that Mace is out.
True blue
5
Any moment he expected Mace Blackhail to ride forward on his roan.
A Cavern of Black Ice
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Meanwhile the SERGEANT-AT-ARMS had advanced to the Table to remove the Mace.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 18, 1917
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What better way to do it than with Mace by her side?
The lake
8
Having too many handsets, with each named differently, confuses consumers, says Mace.
Wired
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By the weight of the Stone Gods, Mace, what did you expect?
A Cavern of Black Ice
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On leaving Courbevoie the widow was taken to the office of Mace.
A Book of Remarkable Criminals
11
If not, you can always carry Mace. She grinned at the suggestion.
Big girl: a novel
12
Late that night Mace climbed on her Ducati and fired it up.
True blue
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The poisoning of Perrotte Mace had also been accomplished by small doses.
She Stands Accused
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Still holding his victim in his arms, Mace rushed for the door.
Atonement
15
Which might have gone on forever, if Vaapad were Mace's only gift.
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
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Finished, Mace Blackhail stood in the center of the room and waited.
A Cavern of Black Ice
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Catalan
macer
Mace through the time
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United States of America
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